State board approves $615M in tax incentives for District Detroit project
A crucial economic development board has approved public subsidies for the District Detroit project. The Michigan Strategic Fund unanimously approved...
Detroit’s veteran housing residents: ‘We deserve better than this.’
It was Christmas Day of last year. Four in the morning. Henry Bell woke up to the sound of rushing...
MOVE Summit unites Arab Americans with BIPOC allies in Dearborn
A summit designed to advance and strengthen the Arab American community will take place later this week. The MOVE Summit,...
Detroit Evening Report: Motor City Makeover returns for citywide spring cleaning in Detroit
The city of Detroit’s annual cleanup and beautification effort returns next month.Listen and Subscribe to the Detroit Evening ReportNPR |...
DER Weekends: Dismantling stereotypes about fatherhood
In this edition of Detroit Evening Report Weekends, Tia Graham talks with Cheryl P. Johnson about celebrating Black and Brown...
Feds partnering with Detroit, Wayne County to fight violent crime
The U.S. Justice Department is partnering with Detroit and Wayne County to fight violent crime in the city. Officials say...
Poll finds 1 in 3 adults age 50-80 feel socially isolated
The National Poll on Healthy Aging released new findings in a report of trends in loneliness and isolation among older...
Bookstock is back and uninterested in banning books
Bookstock is Michigan's largest used book and media sale. Featuring hundreds of thousands of items each year, the event is...
New book ‘The Night Before Eid’ celebrates intergenerational Egyptian American holiday
This weekend, Muslims are celebrating Eid Al-Fitr, the celebration of breaking the month-long fast. Aya Khalil is an educator and...
Nonprofit New American Leaders trains people of immigrant heritage to be public servants
New American Leaders is a nonprofit organization that aims to train immigrants, first and second-generation people to run for office....
U-M survey shows majority of Detroiters support reparations
The University of Michigan recently analyzed data from a survey on Detroiters' perceptions of structural racism and reparations. The study...
Detroit Today: Why Americans struggle to support loved ones with severe mental illnesses
How do we help people who have experiences that we may not fully understand? How do we assist those who...